The Orono Land Trust winter 2025 newsletter is now available! This issue is packed with updates about the 2025 Great Caribou Bog Ski Races, winter activities and land care, and much more.
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Hello Orono Land Trust members and friends. Unfortunately, Orono Land Trust has recently been robbed again. This is the third time within a year that thieves have stolen items from Orono Land Trust (OLT) and the Penobscot Valley Ski Club (PVSC). This time the thieves destroyed the locked doors on the Depot and the Barn
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Interested in learning more about the winter forest? Join us for a Nature Walk led by biologist and Orono Land Trust board member Chris Reidy, who will lead a casual walk through the Piney Knoll Conservation Area. Where: Piney Knoll Conservation Area, Meet at the end of Colburn Dr. When: 1:00pm, Sunday December 8th
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Join us at the Caribou Bog Outdoor Center for a wreath making workshop. Kathy Moriarty will offer wreath-makers the materials and instruction necessary to take home a decorative wreath. The cost of the workshop includes all the materials needed — one 12-inch ring, wire, balsam firand other greenery, and ribbon for a bow. You leave
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The OLT Fall 2024 Newsletter is here, with many new updates including a new bridge for the Stillwater Trail, a call for volunteers and trail adopters, and much more.
It’s time once again for an Orono Land Trust newsletter. Our July 2024 edition features updates on our wetlands restoration project, our Newman Hill interpretive trail, and our recent annual meeting.
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Join the Board and friends of the Orono Land Trust for our 2024 annual meeting, to be held Friday May 10. What: Orono Land Trust Annual MeetingWhere: Keith Anderson Community House – 19 Bennoch Road Orono, MEWhen: Friday May 10, 6-8:30pm (Estimated)
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Our April 2024 newsletter is now available, featuring articles on our upcoming board meeting, a temporary trail closure, and more!
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Most Newman Hill Reserve trails will be closed from April 1 st through August 31st, except for A single-tract trail will remain open for access to the top of Newman Hill and beyond. Dogs must be on a leash when using this trail. Other CBCA remain open for use. The Newman Hill Reserve provides protection
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Our Fall 2023 newsletter is now available, featuring articles on completed projects, a new interpretive trail coming soon, invasive management, staff retirement, and much more!
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